@gulceozdemir.bsky.social and I are organizing a session on “The Politics of (In) Visibility” at the International Sociological Association (ISA) World Congress of Sociology 2027 in Gwangju, South Korea. Please consider submitting your abstracts between August 3 and October 14.
Qing Tingting Liu
@bardjester.bsky.social
PhD candidate & Adjunct Lecturer in Sociology @UAlbany; Pre-doctoral fellow @CCSYale; ACRH @UniMelb; Research Interests: gender & migration, race & ethnicity, culture, theory https://qingttliu.com
Our first Caucus research workshop was a success! Many thanks to our research coordinator Qing Tingting Liu @bardjester.bsky.social, two presenters Olivia Hu and Han Liu, and engaged audiences for making this possible 🙌
Just finished another peer review Over the past year I’ve reviewed 10+ papers across different journals but this is the first time I’ve wanted to recommend a direct accept. Really excited about this study and admire the author’s dedication to such an important project. Can’t wait to see it in print
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A reminder to save the date for our first Research Showcase! This event will feature two emerging scholars presenting their new research to the Caucus community. The Showcase will be held on 3/27 from 12-1:20pm ET/9-10:20 PT. See the flyer for the zoom link. We appreciate your participation!
Call for Research Showcase Workshop Proposals: Interested in sharing your research with a wider audience and engaging more deeply with the AAAS SocSci Caucus and broader community? We invite self-nominations for our first Online Research Showcase Workshop in Spring 2026.
The Caucus invites you to join one of our two online writing groups for Spring 2026. The Monday group will continue to meet weekly from 1-3pm PT / 4-6pm ET starting on January 26. Those interested in joining the Monday group should email Qing Liu (tliu20@albany.edu).
2026 SocSci Caucus Outstanding Research Article Awards Competition (Deadline extended): November 10, 2025
Hey folks, a friendly reminder!!!
Hey folks, a friendly reminder!!!
The AAAS SocSci Caucus calls for nominations for three article awards: The deadline for nominations is October 31, 2025. Please submit the article and nomination letter to our Research Coordinator, Qing Liu (tliu20@albany.edu). More Information can be found here: sites.google.com/view/aaas-so...
(Oct 24–26) Attended our very first AACS conference, where we organized a panel titled “Transnational Imaginaries of Superiority and (Dis)Empowerment.” Our brilliant chair and discussant, Jiwon Yun (Yale University), offered such insightful comments and helped spark amazing cross-study discussions.
Dear colleagues,I am delighted to share the key findings from my recent publication in the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, based on a major chapter of my dissertation. Open-access PDF: drive.google.com/file/d/1EZvi...; doi.org/10.1080/1369...
Editors invite papers that engage in assessment and critique of Northern theoretical approaches OR offer fresh theoretical approaches from the Global South. Deadline Dec. 15! ow.ly/txyq50Wq9qz
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Call for Papers: Special Issue on Sociological Theorizing from the Global South Full details here: www.asanet.org/wp-content/u... @asanews.bsky.social
The AAAS SocSci Caucus calls for nominations for three article awards: The deadline for nominations is October 31, 2025. Please submit the article and nomination letter to our Research Coordinator, Qing Liu (tliu20@albany.edu). More Information can be found here: sites.google.com/view/aaas-so...
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the 2026 Article Award Competition Call for Papers is now available!
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I really like how the JEMS Editorial Team has such a strong sense of ceremony, sending out this important decision announcement early this morning—on the very first day of October! Looking forward to its official publication and to sharing these major findings from my dissertation project
Transnational Asian/America Mini-Conference 2.0 Call for Papers: This Mini-Conference will align with the 2026 ESS theme of world-making, inviting papers that challenge traditional Asian/America narratives and highlight transnational views in struggles, constraints, transformations, and repair.
The AAAS SocSci Caucus is pleased to announce a call for nominations for three article awards: Outstanding Graduate Student Research Article, Outstanding Emerging Scholar Research Article, and Outstanding Tenured Faculty Research Article.
The Summer/Fall 2025 Newsletter is now live! Major thanks to the Caucus Secretary, Yvonne Kwan, for putting the newsletter together. Please be sure to send kudos to your friends and colleagues for their accomplishments! www.canva.com/design/DAGx3...
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I’ve recently started as the Research Coordinator for the @aaas-socsci.bsky.social , and we’re looking for volunteers to serve on the selection committee for either the Outstanding Graduate Student / Faculty Research Award. If you’re interested, please feel free to reach out at tliu20@albany.edu.
Hey folks, feel free to reach out about our writing groups. We’re looking forward to a productive fall semester together!
We also invite you to join one of our two online writing groups for Fall 2025! To receive the zoom links and additional details, please email our mentoring coordinators, Xuemei Cao (xcao@bentley.edu) and Carolyn Choi (cc0645@princeton.edu).
ASA 2025 in Chicago was my best ASA conference experience since 2019. I was honored to be a panelist in two sessions: 1. The Politics of Racism and Anti-Racism: Racial Processes Across Institutions 2. Inequality and Diversity among Asian Americans and Beyond
New Publication in Mobilities: "Disenchantment, disembedding, and reembedding: Chinese working holiday makers and the remaking of individual biography." 📖 Read the article here: www.tandfonline.com/eprint/6EDRY... 📄 PDF version: drive.google.com/file/d/1vOmV...
@weirongguo.bsky.social and I are excited to share our latest publication in Ethnic and Racial Studies: "Privilege or marginalization: how Chinese youth from divergent class backgrounds make sense of racism in the U.S. and Australia." 🔗:https://lnkd.in/e94yeAki
Honored to share that our paper, co-authored with Professor Angie Chung, “The Reconstruction of the Cosmopolitan Imaginary: Chinese International Students during the COVID-19 Pandemic”, published in @socioinquiry.bsky.social, is among the Top 10 Most-Cited Papers of 2023!
Like many friends, peers, and colleagues, the inspiration from sociologists like Michael Burawoy is the reason I am where I am now. 不知为何,他的去世首先让我想起在广州三元里第一次见李姐Thomas Fang Peng时的画面,记忆犹新,差不多快十年了。后来我们在学而优书店讨论过“naive式的美好”(naive beauty),在社区春节联欢晚会上和“反压迫戏剧”小组的老乡们表演了“来广州打工”的故事,最后在广州机场送他离开。不久后我也去了澳洲。
The International Sociological Association (ISA) deeply mourns the tragic passing of Michael Burawoy, a leading sociologist, Professor of Sociology at UC Berkeley, and the 17th President of ISA. Michael was fatally struck in a hit-and-run accident on February 3rd. His loss is immeasurable.
Although fewer students participated in the course evaluation this semester compared to previous years, reading their comments still made my Monday!
Meeting with two professors on my dissertation committee before winter break — what a wonderful day🥰
Happy to share my newly launched personal website to connect with more friends and colleagues qingttliu.com Many thanks to Daniel Wasserlauf for the amazing work and significant support 🥰
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